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Fire rated doors are specialist doors tested and purpose-built to withstand fire for a specified duration, giving buildings time to evacuate safely and preventing fire from spreading between compartments. Rudhar Group manufactures fire rated doors in FD30, FD60, FD90 and FD120 ratings (denoting 30, 60, 90 and 120 minutes of fire resistance) for staircase enclosures, lift lobbies, plant rooms and fire compartments, compliant with NBC 2016 and IS 3614.

Fire doors serve two vital, complementary functions:

  • When closed, they form a barrier that stops the spread of fire and smoke between compartments.
  • When opened, they provide a safe means of escape for occupants.

Features & Benefits

  • Available in FD30, FD60, FD90 and FD120 fire-resistance ratings to match the compartmentalisation requirement.
  • Intumescent seals around the door edges expand when temperatures exceed 200°C, sealing the gap between door and frame.
  • Self-closing hinges or door closers ensure the door returns to a closed position after use.
  • Steel or fire-rated composite door leaf construction for durability in commercial and industrial settings.
  • Vision panels available with fire-rated glass where visibility through the door is required.
  • Regular inspection and correct installation by a competent team is essential — fire doors are a carefully engineered life-safety device.

Applications

Rudhar Group fire doors are installed in:

  • Staircase enclosures and fire escape routes
  • Lift lobbies and building service shafts
  • Warehouses and factories requiring fire compartmentalisation
  • Plant rooms, electrical rooms and generator enclosures
  • Commercial and multi-storey residential buildings

Technical Specifications

  • Fire ratings: FD30, FD60, FD90, FD120 (30–120 minutes fire resistance)
  • Compliance: NBC 2016 and IS 3614
  • Seals: Intumescent seal, expands at 200°C+
  • Closing: Self-closing hinge / door closer
  • Optional: Fire-rated vision panel

Rudhar Group has been manufacturing entrance automation and access solutions since 1998, with 25+ years of experience serving Delhi NCR — including Delhi, Gurugram, Noida, Faridabad, Ghaziabad and Bahadurgarh — plus pan-India installation support.

Service Area

Rudhar Group manufactures at our facility in Delhi NCR and supplies Fire Doors across North India — Delhi NCR, Haryana, Punjab, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Uttar Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh and Rajasthan. Manufacturing has been running since 1998.

Each unit is manufactured to the opening size supplied by the buyer, so share your site dimensions and location for a quotation. Site survey and installation support are arranged for projects across the states listed above.

Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions answered by our technical team.

A self-repairing high-speed door is designed to automatically recover (re-insert the curtain back into its guide rails) after an accidental impact, typically from a forklift. Standard high-speed doors must be manually reset or repaired after impact, causing downtime. Self-repairing doors eliminate this downtime by automatically returning to operational condition within seconds of an impact.

The PVC curtain of a self-repairing door uses a zip or brush type edge retention system instead of a rigid guide rail. When impacted, the curtain disengages from the guides rather than ripping or buckling, and the curtain rolls up freely. When the door then attempts to close, the curtain re-zips into the guides automatically as it descends.

Self-repairing doors are primarily installed at forklift crossing points between warehouse zones, cold store ante-room doors with heavy forklift traffic, food and beverage factory traffic lanes, logistics cross-dock doors, and any location where vehicle impact with the door is a routine risk.

In a facility where door impact occurs 2-5 times per month, a standard high-speed door incurs repair costs of Rs 5,000-25,000 per incident plus production downtime. A self-repairing door eliminates these costs. Most facilities recover the premium cost within 12-18 months of installation.

The PVC curtain itself does not suffer damage from impact or self-repair cycling. The design principle is that no energy is transferred to the curtain during impact; it simply disengages. The curtain edges (zip or brush) may show wear over thousands of cycles and can be replaced.

Yes. Rudhar Group self-repairing doors are available with potential-free contact outputs for door status (open, closed, fault, impact event) that can be connected to a warehouse management system, building management system (BMS), or factory PLC.

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